Events

Date	Event
July 25, 2008	Final leg of flight home: Denver, CO to Farmington, NM. He was home for a month then headed back to BYU for fall 2008.
July 24, 2008	2nd & 3rd legs of flight home: London to L.A., then L.A. to Denver. He missed the final flight to Farmington so had to stay overnight in Denver.
July 23, 2008	First leg of flight home: Kampala to London with overnight stay & sightseeing.
April 30, 2008	Elder Tahla was transferred to Ntinda. Elder Keeley's new companion is Elder Ndhlovu, from Zambia.
March 25, 2008	Elder Keeley's 21st birthday!
March 19, 2008	Elder Keeley was transferred to Bugembe, east of Jinja. His new companion is Elder Tahla from Botswana.
February 4, 2008	Elder Kaigarula was transferred to Ethiopia. Elder Keeley's new companion is Elder Dakebo, from Ethiopia.
December 26, 2007	Elder Keeley was transferred to Walukuba in the Jinja zone. His new companion is Elder Kaigarula from Tanzania.
October 4, 2007	Elder Keeley was transferred to Ntinda, a suburb NE of Kampala. His new companion is Elder Wells from Victor, Idaho.
July 7, 2007	Elder Lumbala was transferred to Bugembe in the Jinja zone. Elder Keeley's new companion is Elder Ignatius from Zimbabwe.
July 1, 2007	The new mission president arrived (President Edward Christensen, from southern California)...see http://www.mission.net/uganda/kampala/presidents.php?prID=8162
June 10, 2007	Elder Keeley was asked to bless a baby named "Keeley" in his honor.
May 11, 2007	Elder Call was set apart to be interim mission president until July 1st. He and Sister Call were already in Uganda, as humanitarian services missionaries, at the time of his new calling. He has served as a mission president previously.
May 10, 2007	Tragic news: Pres. Ralph L. Duke was killed in a traffic accident on his way back to the Kampala mission home after seeing some missionaries off at the Entebbe airport. He was a wonderful man and a great mission president, and will be sorely missed.
April 17, 2007	Elder Keeley was transferred to Kajjansi (halfway between Kampala and Entebbe). His new companion is Elder Lumbala, from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
March 25, 2007	Elder Keeley's 20th birthday!
January 25, 2007	Elder Keeley's new companion, Elder Roberts from Palmyra, New York, arrived in the mission. Elder Keeley is his trainer.
January 23, 2007	Elder Keeley's companion, Elder Batton, was transferred to Bugembe in the Jinja zone of Uganda.
January 3, 2007	Elder Keeley, his companion, and two other elders moved to a new flat a block away from the Makindye chapel.
December 25, 2006	Merry Christmas!
October 31, 2006	Elder Keeley's trainer, Elder Baldwin, was transferred to the Kololo area of Kampala. Elder Keeley's new companion is Elder Batton, from Riverton Utah.
August 10, 2006	Assigned to Makindye (a suburb south of Kampala) with Elder Baldwin from Virginia. Their "flat" is inside a walled compound with the chapel.
August 9, 2006	His training at the Jo-burg MTC completed, Elder Keeley flew to the Entebbe airport in Uganda to report for his mission.
July 20, 2006	After four flights and a 9-hour layover in London, Elder Keeley arrived at the Missionary Training Center in Johannesburg, South Africa for his 3-week training. His MTC companion is Elder Barton from Cedar Hills, Utah.
July 18, 2006	Elder Keeley departed for his mission, flying out from the Four Corners Airport in Farmington, New Mexico.
March 24, 2006	Elder Keeley received his mission call: "You are hereby called to serve as a missionary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Your assignment is to labor in the Kampala Uganda Mission....report to the South Africa MTC on 20 July 2006."


	September 8th, 2010	Elder Keeley has returned home.

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